ROKR (Robotime) ROKR Robotime. 2. See it at Amazon. Type: Mechanical; ... ROKR has wooden, gear-heavy models of everything, from pinball machines to music boxes. iDventure Clueboxes. IDventure ...

Although the ROKR now claimed that it could hold up to 1,000 tracks, iTunes stubbornly stuck to its 100 track limit. Try as I might, I couldn’t get iTunes to load more than the 100 tracks it ...

The Motorola ROKR costs US$249.99 with a two-year commitment to Cingular Wireless. The phone is an exclusive through Cingular, according to Jobs. Macworld is your best source for all things Apple.

The Motorola ROKR iTunes phones was one of the most anticipated products in recent memory, but a combination of compromises may leave it destined for the high tech recycling bin.

After the Rokr faded from everyone’s memory (except the people who bought them), Apple decided they would go their own way for the next iTunes phone. Motorola didn’t fold-up shop either. Motorola ...

The Rokr E8 excels at music playback, but usability issues plague it in other areas. The Motorola Rokr E8 looks vaguely like an iPod: glassy, slim, and dark, except for a thin circular metal strip ...

Motorola Inc. unveiled a new and seemingly improved version of its Rokr music phone Tuesday, but this time without Apple Computer, its partner in Rokr’s first incarnation. The new Rokr, slate… ...

Singapore, 28 August 2006 -- Motorola has launched in Singapore the Motorola ROKR E2 – the newest member of the company’s ROKR family of music-optimized… ...

Tricksy, Tricksy Motorola. See, Motorola execs got the folks at MotoRAZR.com all in a tizzy with the ROKR, which may or may not be the iTunes phone, and a reddish pink special-edition RAZR.

The ROKR – which is unnamed, but has been speculated as the Motorola ROKR E11 or E12 – also has a 3.2-megapixel camera although no flash. Advertisement.

Tri-band GPRS/Edge clamshell Rokr EM28 has touch-sensitive keys. With 1.3 megapixel camera, the phone comes with RDS FM radio, Bluetooth, 3.5 mm headset jack and up to 2 GB of expandable memory.

Merrill Lynch reiterated a "neutral" rating on Motorola and said it was disappointed with the new iPod cell phone, the "ROKR," that the company has developed with Apple Computer . "We do not ...